Our wildlife and rodent control services focus on the species most likely to invade attics, crawlspaces, and living areas. These include:

• Squirrels: Squirrels are clever and persistent, often entering homes through attic vents, soffits, or roof gaps. Once inside, they can chew wires, insulation, and wood, leading to costly damage. Homeowners in wooded neighborhoods or areas with mature trees are especially vulnerable to squirrel infestations.
• Bats: Bats are frequently found in attics, chimneys, and rooflines where they roost in dark, quiet spaces. While they play an important role in controlling insect populations, bat colonies inside homes can leave behind hazardous droppings (guano) and create health concerns. They are most common in older homes or houses near wooded areas and water sources.
• Rats: Rats are highly adaptable and can enter through gaps as small as half an inch. They are often found in basements, crawlspaces, attics, and garages. Outdoors, they burrow in woodpiles, sheds, and trash areas. Rats can cause serious damage by gnawing on wiring, pipes, and stored items while also spreading disease.
• Mice: Mice are one of the most common household pests in South Carolina. They typically nest in attics, wall voids, crawlspaces, and basements, often entering homes through tiny cracks or gaps. Their droppings contaminate food areas, and their constant chewing can damage insulation, wires, and stored belongings.
• Birds: Certain nuisance birds, such as pigeons or starlings, may roost in attics, gutters, barns, and other structures. Their droppings can damage property, create unsanitary conditions, and clog drainage systems. Bird exclusion involves preventing them from nesting in or around your home without harming the birds themselves.